Great ShotsMay 2012
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Aidan Briggs
Photo by Aidan Briggs:     Long-billed Curlew
Lorin CaryPhoto by Lorin Cary:     Moonstone Beach Perfect
Alice Cahill
Photo by Alice Cahill:    Sulphur Butterfly
Dave JohnsonPhoto by Dave Johnson:     The Hay Barn
Linda TannerPhoto by Linda Tanner:     Dark Cloud, White Cloud, Gypsum Dune
Don HendersonPhoto by Don Henderson:     Marbled Godwit  Limosa fedoa
Jerry KirkhartPhoto by Jerry Kirkhart:     Most Photographed Spot
Don Quintana
Photo by Don Quintana:    Anna's Humminbird
April Lipton
Photo by April Lipton:     Geronimo - Take II

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